Google has cancelled its I/O developer conference and asked staff at its Dublin office to work from home over fears about the spread of Covid-19.
The Prime Minister has said social media platforms had a key role to play in stopping false information spreading online.
One worker has reported flu-like symptoms which have not been confirmed as a strain of the coronavirus.
ONE of the messages that came out of a meeting between parents of Vauvert Primary School pupils and educationalists was that not everyone was against the two-school model.
A ‘scheduled storage server software update that didn’t go as intended’ has been blamed for the issue.
The Government pledged last July to end smoking in England by 2030 as part of a range of measures to tackle the causes of preventable ill health.
The Millane family have since set up a charity in her memory called Love Grace.
The defendant was told his actions amounted to “conduct that underscores a lack of empathy and sense of self-entitlement and objectification”.
The information could help researchers engineer improved therapeutic T cells.
The tech giant said the same data protections will apply despite the shift.
Flooding continues to make headlines on Thursday.
The EU’s executive commission said it wants to develop a ‘framework for trustworthy artificial intelligence’.
Experts have been looking at whether technology can be used to predict conditions early enough for effective treatment.
NHS and World Health Organisation guidelines help answer the most commons questions from the public.
Legislation enacted in 2012 was designed to tighten the government’s grip on online activity.
